Four years ago, Philipp Bosshard barely survived an accident at work leaving 88 percent of his skin burned. Ever since that day, his life has changed a lot. But one thing remained: the courage to carry on each day.

Jan Schröder teamed up with his HARTMANN colleagues to support a healthcare education project in Kenya. What he took away from this time: learning is very much a two-way street.

What is it like working in the healthcare sector in the Middle East as a woman? We asked Cristina Popp, who is going further for HARTMANN in Dubai.

What started with his grandfather after the Second World War, continued Andreas Schumacher starting at HARTMANN in 1996. For him, the term “family business” has its own distinct meaning.

Chilean health care institute FINH and HARTMANN support healthcare professionals and patients in the Caribbean

Hospitals and doctors can be few and far between in the vast Chinese countryside and the quality of medical attention inconsistent from hospital to hospital. A training program aims to change that by educating health workers about effective wound care.

Millions of people live with urinary incontinence. One in five of us aged over 40 has the condition. Yet it remains a subject we don’t seem comfortable talking about; with many suffering in silence rather than asking for the help that’s out there. Isn’t it time to break one of the last remaining taboos in health?